All in for Health Partnership

All in for Health is a community-wide initiative involving the collaborative engagement and expertise of organizations and individuals from multiple sectors across Jackson and Josephine Counties. All in for Health invites individuals and organizations throughout the region to come together to create a healthier community because “A healthy community is everyone’s business."

As a community, we recognize the circumstances in which people are born, live, learn, work and age directly shape their health and well-being, and that no single organization or sector can improve the health of the community alone. All in for Health’s platform is intended to help everyone learn about the health and wellbeing of Jackson and Josephine Counties. It provides local data, resources, best practices, grant opportunities and community events, providing information on a broad range of topics affecting the health of our community while highlighting local assets.

All in for Health’s hope is that this site and data will also support our efforts to continue to do a community wide, collaborative Community Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) process. We look forward to what we can accomplish together in our shared work towards building community health and wellbeing for all people in the region.

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Vision

Our communities are healthy, inclusive, engaged, and empowered. Everyone lives in an environment that supports health and has access to the resources they need for well-being.

Values

Representing multiple sectors across Jackson and Josephine Counties with a collective purpose to develop and grow a healthy community, the Steering Committee maintains the following 5 VALUES:

EQUITY	Committing to tackling root causes of inequity to ensure health and well- being are within everyone’s reach;
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY VOICE	Engaging diverse populations and perspectives to keep community voice central throughout our process;
COLLABORATION	Working together respectfully to seek common ground and build meaningful partnerships for the benefit of the community;
ACCOUNTABILITY	Meeting responsibilities to partners and the community by acting with transparency and integrity;
COMMUNICATION	Communicating openly, honestly, and respectfully with partners and the public.

Steering Committee Members

Get to know the Steering Committee:

Jackson Baures, Jackson County Health, Co-Chair

Amy Thuren, Health Care Coalition of Southern Oregon, Co-Chair

Shannon Blood, Providence

Laura Bridges, La Clinica

Peter Buckley, Southern Oregon Success

Jeff Caulley, Asante

Sam Engel, Rogue Retreat

Alison Hensley Sexauer, Rogue Valley Food System Network

Sarah Hollingworth, Kairos

Jenn Inman, Jackson County Mental Health

David Koehler, Rogue Community College

Laura McKeane, AllCare Health

Laura Pinney, Rogue Valley Mentoring

Heather Siewell, Hearts With a Mission

Sunny Spicer, Oregon Center for Creative Learning

Sarah Small, Options

Danni Swafford, Addictions Recovery Center

Sharon Stanphill, Cow Creek Indian Tribe

LeAnne Turnbull, Rogue Valley Council of Governments

Annie Valtierra-Sanchez, SO Health-E

Samantha Watson, Jackson Care Connect

Michael Weber, Josephine County Health

Responsibilities of Steering Committee Members:

Provide recommendations to the Core Team to develop goals for the partnership as a whole and to monitor and assess progress towards partnership goals
Oversee and provide input on the development of the CHA
Oversee and provide input on the development of the CHIP
Oversee and provide input on All in for Health CHIP priority workgroups
Monitor CHIP progress
Identify resources for the partnership to conduct assessment and improvement-related activities
Review partnership branding, outreach, engagement, and communication strategies
Review and make recommendations on other existing and future partnership needs
Act as a resource for Jackson and Josephine Counties’ health improvement efforts in the community

2023

Community Health Assessment

The 2023 Community Health Assessment of Jackson and Josephine Counties aims to meet the requirements of partners as well as develop a shared understanding of community health in order to guide collaborative community health improvement efforts.

2023

Community Health Survey

From April through July 2023, a community survey was developed and distributed in both paper and electronic formats across Jackson and Josephine Counties. The survey focused on community members’ and providers’ perceptions of the community, top health concerns, and barriers to accessing health and social services.

2019-2022

Community Health Improvement Plan

The 2019-2022 All in for Health: Jackson and Josephine Counties Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is a community-level strategic plan that outlines how multiple organizational partners, working together, will collectively address priority health issues over the next three years to improve overall health and well-being within the region.

All in for Health Partnership Member Organizations